€1,500,000 to take Orama Network and RootWallet from working products to paying customers.
Everything an app needs to run, built for machines no single company controls.
Crypto, passwords, 2FA codes and server keys in one wallet that stays on your device.
Each product brings users to the other.
Orama developers sign in with RootWallet: no account, no password.
Every app on Orama can embed RootWallet, so its users become wallet users.
Proof it works: an independent messenger runs on Orama and gives every user a RootWallet.
| Feature | Supabase | Vercel | Railway | Akash | ICP | Orama |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Database, functions, storage | Partial | |||||
| Calls and push built in | ||||||
| No single company can switch it off | Built for it | |||||
| Standard code (Node, Go, Next.js) | Own runtime | |||||
| No token needed | Card via Console |
| Feature | MetaMask | Phantom | 1Password | Proton | Ledger | RootWallet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crypto wallet | BTC only | |||||
| Password manager | ||||||
| 2FA codes | ||||||
| SSH keys | Limited | |||||
| No account needed | ||||||
| Nothing stored in the cloud | Optional backup | |||||
| All of it in one app |
Apps pay for what they use. Usage fees pay for node capacity; Orama keeps a 30% platform fee.
From the paid beta, month 8A small monthly fee per app and per team, because every app runs on three machines.
From the paid betaOrganisations run Orama on their own servers with an annual support contract per node.
First contract by month 18Hardware sold as your own private cloud box, on refundable pre-orders.
First batch by month 18A small fee when users trade tokens or move them between chains.
From public launch, Q1 2027A partner share when users buy with a card.
After launchA commission on staking rewards.
After launchThe free plan is a simple wallet. The full vault is Premium. Prices set at launch.
From public launchRootWallet, fees only, per monthly user per year: $1.04 / $5.20 / $14.16 (conservative / base / upside)
Yearly revenue run-rate, in euros
Illustrative, not a forecast| Line | conservative | base | upside |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orama, month 18 | ~€35k | ~€98k | ~€352k |
| RootWallet fees at 25,000 users | ~€23k | ~€114k | ~€311k |
| Together, month 18 | ~€58k | ~€212k | ~€663k |
| Orama, three years after funding | ~€119k | ~€525k | ~€1.9M |
This page is information, not an offer or solicitation to buy securities in any jurisdiction. Any investment happens only through definitive documents, with professional or qualified investors. Revenue figures are illustrations built on stated assumptions; they are forward-looking and may not happen.
The custom Orama One design is funded by the next round, once OramaOS is proven in the field.
Database, functions, storage, calls and push on one network. Decentralized rivals each do one piece.
Node, Go and Next.js run as they are. No new language, unlike ICP.
Customers pay in money for a service they use. No speculation, no token to prop up.
Orama's command line signs in with RootWallet, and every app can embed it. Neither product is easy to copy alone.
RootWallet keeps every secret on the device. Cloud password managers would have to rebuild.
AnChat runs its whole backend on Orama and gives every user a RootWallet.
Today every node is run by our team. OramaOS adds an encrypted disk with no remote login, then trust tiers let apps choose certified or EU-only nodes.
We don't sell against their price. We sell what they can't offer: no single owner, privacy by default, EU data residency.
We lead with three services (database and functions, real-time and calls, push), and the round pays a team of about seven: the three of us plus about four new engineers.
This round buys a small, pre-order-funded first edition. The custom design waits for the next round.
Independent audits of the network and the wallet are funded by this round. RootWallet never holds user funds.
Orama earns from developers, not crypto prices. RootWallet's Premium plan will earn in any market.
Non-dilutive money that stretches the round.
€1.5M in equity for one company that will own Orama Network and RootWallet. No token, no loans. The company is a Swiss AG in Zug, formed when the round closes, and both products' code and rights are assigned to it.
They feed each other. RootWallet is how people sign in to Orama, and every app on Orama can give its users a RootWallet. One team, one legal setup, two ways to earn.
No. This is an equity round and there is no token.
A team of three engineers, who built both products. Ask us for the full background.
Orama's paid beta opens 8 months after funding. RootWallet earns from its public launch in Q1 2027.
The hard part is built and running. This round turns it into paying customers and proves the numbers for a larger round.
No. Orama One is a product: your own private cloud box. Joining the network is optional, and we make no earnings promises.
Akash sells compute only. ICP requires its own runtime and token. Orama is the whole backend for standard code, paid in money.
Orama Network is open source under AGPL-3.0. RootWallet's source is available to investors on request.
RootWallet is non-custodial: users hold their own keys and funds, and it never takes custody of either.
Both products have been through internal security reviews. Independent audits are funded by this round.
Cloud and infrastructure companies buy developer platforms, and wallet and payments companies buy wallet teams: Stripe bought Privy, Fireblocks bought Dynamic.
The cloud: what it does, how it works, and the code.
The keys: the wallet and vault that signs you in to Orama.
The proof: an independent messenger running on Orama, with a RootWallet for every user.
Figures read from their sources on 24 September 2026. This page is information, not an offer or solicitation to buy securities in any jurisdiction. Any investment happens only through definitive documents, with professional or qualified investors. Revenue figures are illustrations built on stated assumptions; they are forward-looking and may not happen.